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Chinese electric jackhammers

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Lynn Kasdorf

10-22-2004 12:44:16




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I need to bust up a bunch of old concrete on the ground level of my old barn. I am going to dig out and pour a new slab with radiant heat tubing.

I can rent an electric jackhammer from home depot for $68/24hr. Also, on ebay I see new Chinese electric demo hammers for around $300-$350. On ebay, search for "jackhammer" and you will see several.

I am generally not a fan of ANY chinese tools, but I wonder if this might be a case where it woudl make sense. I can see having one of these around the farm being very handy.

Anybody had experience with these? I'll probably just rent, but I sure do love to acquire tools!

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tonyTONY TONY TONY

03-10-2006 18:26:51




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 Re: Chinese electric jackhammers in reply to Lynn Kasdorf, 10-22-2004 12:44:16  
F*CK THOSE GOOKS I HATE THEM AND THEIR SH*TTY SH*T THEY F*CKIN SELL. DONT DO IT BOB OR I WILL FIND YOU AND EXPORT YOU TO CHINA. YOU WILL BECOME A MALE WHOR* AND GET PAID IN YEN YOU OLD F*CKER. I SUGGEST YOU GO TO YOUR LOCAL CHINESE RESTAURANT AND STEAL A FEW OF THOSE SLANT EYED C*CKSUCKERS AND USE THEIR HEADS TO BREAK UP THE CONCRETE. THEN WHEN YOURE DONE YOU CAN POUR RIGHT OVER THEM AND SAVE YOURSELF A YARD OR SO OF CONCRETE. GLAD I COULD BE OF ASSISTANCE TO YOU D*CKWEED. OVER AND OUT!

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hal nj

10-15-2005 15:30:25




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 Re: Chinese electric jackhammers in reply to Lynn Kasdorf, 10-22-2004 12:44:16  
Don't even attempt to use an electric on a large slab. You would be amased at how difficult it is to break concrete, especially if it is old. Electrics are nice when busting a small area inside living space such as a residential basement because of the large amount of dust generated by air equipment. If you are working in a barn. air is the only way to go.



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10-30-2004 06:14:02




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 Re: Chinese electric jackhammers in reply to Lynn Kasdorf, 10-22-2004 12:44:16  
Go rent a compressor and 90lb hammer from a biljax or something like that,you will very unhappy and work 10 times longer and harder with a electric one.



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Mark -IN.

10-24-2004 07:29:58




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 Re: Chinese electric jackhammers in reply to Lynn Kasdorf, 10-22-2004 12:44:16  
Lynn, is up to you. Unless I buy something made in China by accident, and it sneaks by me, I don't buy it. I can go without it, period.

Personally, I've got a real problem putting money in the hands of the Chinese government so that they can build up and use against my family, my country, and myself one day.

Those son of a ..... . have a tendency to copy and pantent infringe by making almost exact replicas of our and other countries goods, the only difference is that meter doesn't say "Fluke" on it, that motor doesn't say "Honda" on it, etc, but other than that look identical. Those rotten good for nothing son of a ..... ., and the only thing can do is complain about it.

Nope, I have a real problem with putting our men and women out of jobs so that our companies can flood the markets with inferior products, and then charge $$$ as though it was made here, or elsewhere, while people are out of work, or being put out of work.

From a "Global economy" or "world trade order" or "one world government", which some are leaning torwards, the Chinese are a necessary evil (not trading partner) to bring down our economy to level the playing field with third world nations, and it's happening - people are losing their jobs.

It's up to you Lynn. But not in my house, and not for long if I find out. I can do without it, can do much better if never mistakenly bought it from those filthy rotten son of a ..... . in the first place.

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Leland

10-22-2004 22:33:28




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 Re: Chinese electric jackhammers in reply to Lynn Kasdorf, 10-22-2004 12:44:16  
If it where me I would a bobcat about 200 a day and get a hydro hammer you will save a lot of wear and tear on body. When done you can use bobcat to move concrete and not tear up your equip nice thing about renting



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Pile Buck

10-22-2004 14:12:40




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 Re: Chinese electric jackhammers in reply to Lynn Kasdorf, 10-22-2004 12:44:16  
Hi Lynn, don�t waste your money to rent or buy. Those things are the biggest disappointment on the face of the earth. Rent a 185 cfm compressor and a pavement breaker or a least a rivet buster, and the 185 compressor. Trust me, you will be money and time a head.



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